Jeff Beattie suffered fatal injuries when he fell out of a motorboat that his brother was operating on Mousam Lake in Shapleigh.
Cops & Courts
Police, crime and court news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Windham brothers charged in assaults on 2 women
One victim is hospitalized after being severely beaten, police say.
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Owls Head parent volunteer charged with stealing $8,000 from high school class
Brenda Carty is accused of taking money raised by the Oceanside High School Class of 2018 for graduation expenses.
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Bangor jury finds man guilty of killing girlfriend, 2 children
Keith Coleman of Garland faces 25 years to life for the murders and one count of gross sexual assault.
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Rockland man attempts to set home on fire, gets tackled by neighbor
Timothy Barbeau is charged with arson and aggravated attempted murder for allegedly using gasoline to start a fire at a mobile home.
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Lincoln County deputy charged with sexual abuse of minors opposes moving trial
Kenneth Hatch’s attorney files a motion opposing the court raising the possibility of relocating the trial to Knox County.
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Ku Klux Klan flier found outside Knox County residence
The sheriff’s office says it is investigating the incident in Appleton.
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Somerset County court for Sept. 12-16, 2016
Closed cases from Skowhegan District Court and Somerset County Superior Court.
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Three men plead guilty in 2013 drug-related killing in Biddeford
Charles Raybine, 47, of Biddeford was shot outside an apartment complex.
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Graffiti of Crusades’ rallying cry investigated as possible hate crime at USM
School officials say they will refer their findings to the state Attorney General’s Office after a Latin phrase used by the alt-right was written on a desk and wall in a student Senate office.